# \#registers

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## [Intermediate \[Exercise 3: Registers\] (Training slides exercise)](https://community.silverfin.com/t/intermediate-exercise-3-registers-training-slides-exercise/1742)

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**Author:** [@borjaGonzalez](https://community.silverfin.com/u/borjaGonzalez)\
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**Last updated:** [March 20, 2023, 2:35pm UTC](https://community.silverfin.com/t/intermediate-exercise-3-registers-training-slides-exercise/1742 "2023-03-20T14:35:13Z")

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Create Fixed Asset register with a table and a fori loop to show additions and disposals and add totals at the bottom using registers ($). The table should look like the one below:

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## [CASE: use variables instead of registers](https://community.silverfin.com/t/case-use-variables-instead-of-registers/2023)

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**Author:** [@sven](https://community.silverfin.com/u/sven)\
**Replies:** 4\
**Last updated:** [September 22, 2021, 12:09pm UTC](https://community.silverfin.com/t/case-use-variables-instead-of-registers/2023 "2021-09-22T12:09:54Z")

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While registers are great to store certain numeric values to it, it does have some disadvantages: you can not tell by the register which value it contains, which makes it harder to debug eg the amount of registers are …